Israeli plan to displace 1 million Palestinians spreads fear in Gaza | Gaza

After saying that the Israeli army was preparing for the forced displacement of 1 million people from the Gaza City, the Palestinians grasped it with fear and anxiety.

The announcement, in front of Israel’s international alarm plan and IDF’s health authorities killed at least 40 people, including a baby in a tent, said that IDF aims to launch a new attack to control the largest urban center of the region in front of the last attacks in the Palestinian region.

“Based on the directives of political leadership and starting tomorrow as part of the preparations for transferring civilians to the South Gaza Strip from the war zones to the Southern Gaza Strip [Sunday]Tent and shelter equipment will continue for the inhabitants of Gaza. ”

“Equipment will be transferred from the Kerem Shahalom transition by the United Nations and International Aid Organizations after a comprehensive examination by the Ministry of Defense Ministry of Defense,” he added.

In the meantime, the new records published by an Israeli TV station showed that the Israeli general for military intelligence on 7 October 2023, 50 Palestinians should “die” for every person killed that day and “children are now important.” The channel said that the undated speeches were recorded in “in recent months ..

And in the United States, the Foreign Ministry announced that Laura Loomer, who is close to Donald Trump, will stop giving visas to children from Gaza after Laura Loomer, an extremely right impressive impressive that describes himself as a “proud Islamophob”.

After Israel’s statement, the Palestinians in Gaza – repeatedly displaced, in the midst of tent camps or in the midst of the remains of their homes, are hunger affected and lacking medical materials – they support another human disaster, as it will force them to the south of the region and to an uncertain future.

85 -year -old Akram Shlabia, Gaza’nin Shuja’iyya district of Guardian’a Guardian’a said, “Already destroyed and psychologically, without repetitive displacement, lack of food and water,” he said. “And now they want us to go to the south. Nothing, unknown, a shelter, or basic life means, even security.”

40-year-old Mazen Hasaneh from the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, which was displaced six times during the war, said, ız We will encounter many problems in displacement ”. “First, such as a tents and other foundations, to guarantee a way to carry the necessary items, and of course many drivers do not have money to use the helplessness of people and increase prices.

“The second problem is to find a place to set up a tent with the difficulty of finding and providing water and food.

Some families have started to move to the south to secure the shelter with the expectation of evacuation, and others contact relatives to get information about the current area if the displacement plan continues. Nevertheless, many say that they will stay in Gaza City and prefer to stay rather than confrontation.

“If the plan is realized, I will look for a safe place for myself and my children in Gaza and I will not think of moving to the south of the strip,” he said. “I didn’t leave for the first time, and this time I will not leave. The experiences I heard from the displaced and the painful was hard and unbearable.”

“I lost everything because of this war,” he added. “Two brothers, my families and my two mother, my cousin and my father -in -law lost. And I just lost my new home with some clothes.”

In recent days, heavily explosions repeated in the east of Gaza, where Israeli forces intensified operations, including the beginning of an attack at the foot of the artillery bargas and Sabra neighborhood.

On Saturday, when an Israeli air strike hit a tent in al-Muwasi, when they identified a humanitarian zone by Israel, Nasser said hospital officials and witnesses in Southern Gaza.

“Two and a half months old, what did he do?” A neighbor asked Fathi Shubeir. “They are civilians in an area called safe.”

The Israeli army said he couldn’t comment on the strike without further details.

Al-Muwasi is now one of the heaviest population regions of Gaza after pushing people to the deserted region. However, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said last week that Israel plans to expand the future military attack to include the region with the Gaza city and “Central Camps”-a prominent reference to Nuseirat and Bureij refugee camps in Gaza.

According to the Civil Defense Agency, at least 13 of the Palestinians killed on Saturday were shot by troops while waiting to collect food aid close to the distribution areas in the North and South.

The Ministry of Health said in a statement on Saturday, including at least one child, said that there is more death in Gaza in the last 24 hours of 11 malnutrition. This brought deaths about malnutrition due to the blockade that Israel helped 251.

In the meantime, the Israeli police detonated the crowds with water balls, and thousands of protesters in Jerusalem demanded an agreement for free hostages in Gaza on Sunday. The demonstrators aimed at closing the country with a day strike that covers roads and work.

The groups representing the pledge families organized demonstrations as the disappointment of the new military attack plans in Israel increased, which can even endanger the hostages that are still believed to be alive.

In one of the biggest and most violent protests in the 22 -month war, the protesters said, uz We do not win a war on the bodies of hostage ..

Protesters gathered in dozens of places including foreign politicians’ homes, military headquarters and large highways. They blocked the strips and burned the festival fires. Police said they had arrested 38 people.

According to Gaza’s Ministry of Health, Israel’s military attack killed at least 61,000 Palestinians. The figure does not contain thousands of people who are believed to have been buried under the rubble, or thousands of people who have been indirectly killed as a result of the war.